The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, 1887-02-24

cry 18th. See notices elsewhere.
The late SHOWS, more were accepta-
bic, have been of no small value in
mOistening the soil for the husbandman.
In another column will be found a
partial list Of the legal and land blanks
kept in stock and for sale at this office.
The Building Association is putting
up a fine residence for j. Il. Cochran
on his lots, on North Madison Avenue.
The Y. p. \. prayer and praise ser
vice will be held at the Methodist
church. next Sunday at g CLOCK, p. NJ.
The Y. 2. A. meets at the residence
Of Jos. Menard, tomorrow evening.
The usual invitation is extended to the
public.
The McEntee bus team INDUCED in
a little spin on their own hook, last
Friday without injury or damage to the
span or carriage.
The land that Geo. j. Frederick has
been offering for sale has been with
drawn from the market, and we are
authorized So In state
We have some handsome progressive
euchre favor cards, gilt and colored
stars, at this office. Call and see them
if you want anything in that line.
Rev. Joel 5. Kelsey will speak, on
mex Sunday evening, upon the "Bat-
Elements of a Successful Life,''-being
the last Of the series specially address
ed to the young.
W~ashington's birthday was almost
entirely unobserved in this city. The
school children enjoyed a short holiday
Of an hour or two. Business was
transacted as usual.
One of the large window panes in
the front of LAWYERS store on West
Dennison street was demolished by a
flying board during last Thursdays
wind aud snow storm.
The Choral Union of our city con-
templates giving a concert in the near
future, probably week after next. We
predict an excellent musical entertain
ment.
Keep in mind the oyster supper at
the MeNeely hall, next Thursday even
ing, March Sd. Supper will be served
as early as ) o'clock, P. NJ, Mountain
time. All are cordially invited.
The old Tubbs barber shop building
on west Dennison street is being over
hauled and an addition made thereto,
BY ID. G.. Weaver, who will occupy the
same as a cigar mandatory.
While we commend the Democrats
action, We will simply suggest a slight
dereliction in professional ethics, which
occurred in a recent issue, i. e., the re-
production of a TRIBUNE artiele-sans
credit.
The dwellers on the hill are rejoicing
in the closing of those annoying gaps in
the sidewalk on North Main Avenue.
As the spring time, with its mud, ap-
proaehes, this action will be even more
highly commended and appreciated.
IL is with sorrow and regret that We
announce the death of the infant daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and. Mrs. Thos. Golfer, and
the serious illness of Mrs. Golfer, whose
condition is one of great gravity, al
though slightly improved at this writing.
The Halliday Minstrels played to a
crowded house in this city, Monday
evening. The performance compared
favorabIy with any of a similar nature
that our people have had the opportu-
nity Of Witnessing. Their band is a
catching and excellent feature.
One Of Lindner & Erman's gay
steeds engaged in a terrific runaway,
Saturday noon, winding up its mad 60
as YOU please by coming in contact
with an awning post in front of Mobiles
grocery tore. The vehicle was sadly
the worse for the affair-the animal
fortunately escaping any injury what
ever.